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Sorry, I may have misunderstood what you were getting at. You could parse the output of the directory listing matching your criteria deleting each of the desired files individually within the script, watching for an error condition for a success or failure.

Have you tried capturing the output of the DEL command to a file? del *.fil >test.txt Most console commands do write to stdout and therefore their output can be captured to a text file that you can parse. There are exceptions, "route /?" is one that writes directly to the display...

an MSI is a compressed installation package, you could use Winstall to make the package, but in reality you'll only be wrapping your EXE file, which from your note is probably an installer in itself. Winstall has the ability to track changes in the operating system for building packages, you...

Keep in mind "Kill" is a resource kit tool. However you can just copy it over, or run it from a floppy.

We have experienced the same issue with IBM x360 machines, in our case it was a little known feature in the BIOS called "Hyper Threading", Check your BIOS for something to that effect. It actually is a performance feature, but I do know that some people experience trouble utilizing...